Connect Pilea to HubSpot to gather feedback from support tickets and sales engagements. Pilea can also sync your customer list so you know who requested what.
Administrator access is required to set up this integration.
You'll need to provide:
tickets
- Access to HubSpot Service Hub ticketssales-email-read
- Read sales email datacrm.objects.companies.read
- Read company informationcrm.objects.contacts.read
- Read contact informationNote: Only select the scopes that Pilea actually needs to function. Contact Pilea support if you're unsure which scopes are required for your specific use case.
Security Note: This access token provides access to your HubSpot data. Keep it secure and only share it through Pilea's secure connection form.
Your Account ID (also called Hub ID) is required for the Pilea integration:
app.hubspot.com/
in the URLhttps://app.hubspot.com/contacts/12345678/objects/...
12345678
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Once your HubSpot integration is live, Pilea starts working in the background. No manual exports, no copying and pastingβjust continuous syncing while you focus on building.
Support Tickets (if you use them)
Every support conversation gets automatically scanned for product feedback. Bug reports, feature requests, and pain points flow straight into Pilea without your support team lifting a finger.
Engagements: Sales Notes & Emails
Your sales team hears everything firstβthe objections, the "we'd love this if only..." comments, the casual feature mentions in email threads. We pull those engagements (notes and emails tied to company records) so you're not missing what prospects are actually saying.
Customer List Sync
Turn this on if you want to connect feedback to actual customer data. When we know who's asking for what, you can prioritize based on account value, segment, or lifecycle stage. It's the difference between "3 people want this" and "3 enterprise customers want this."
All this HubSpot data flows into your dashboard alongside feedback from every other source. Pilea tags and organizes everything automatically, so you're seeing patterns, not drowning in individual data points.
The sync runs continuously.